Modernize your communication by letting agents message customers from the Salesforce
mobile app. Agents who use enhanced messaging channels or Enhanced Chat can chat
with customers on the go.
Messaging for In-App, Messaging for Web, enhanced WhatsApp, enhanced
Facebook Messenger, enhanced SMS, enhanced Apple Messages for Business,
enhanced LINE, Bring Your Own Channel, and Bring Your Own Channel for
CCaaS
This article doesn’t apply to:
Standard WhatsApp, standard Facebook Messenger, and standard SMS
channels
Gone are the days of requiring agents to sign in to the desktop site to message customers.
Some of our customers work in face-to-face environments such as real estate or the sharing
economy where a computer isn’t available. Some of our customers want to be available all the
time, even when they’re away from a computer. Some of our customers work in highly regulated
industries where they need to use an approved device to have 1:1 engagements with their
clients in a compliant way. We offer messaging in the Salesforce mobile app as a solution to
the evolving landscape of human connectedness.
Message Customers in the Salesforce Mobile App The messaging experience in the Salesforce mobile app is similar to the messaging experience on the desktop site. You can message from a smartphone or tablet. Review the relevant messaging documentation for agents to learn more.
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